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... ra-tionale after the initiation of NARP. Also carbapenem resistance rates of Pseudomonas spp and Acinetobacter spp decreased correlating with decreased consump-tion of carbapenems after NARP ... consump-tion calculated by two-tailed Spearman’s coefficient (r) for non-parametric correlations. A P value of less than 0.05 was regarded as significant. Software package STATA 9.0 (USA) was used ... The Impact ofa Nationwide Antibiotic Restriction Program on Antibiotic Usage and Resistance against Nosocomial Pathogens in Turkey Adalet Altunsoy1, Cenk Aypak2, Alpay Azap1, Ưnder...
... 194-–197.Duane Windsor, A Required Foundation Course for Moral, Legal and Political Education,” and Laura Hartman and Edwin Hartman, “How to Teach Ethics: Assumptions and Arguments,” Journal of Business ... can be used as amodelofa narrative story on how to create positive organizational cultures. Simple things like detailing a syllabus can be linked to contract models. A syllabus is an extant ... detrimental to a curriculum integration effort. Taking an alternative perspective can better assist in the integration, especially if a faculty member takes a broader view of himself as a part of a...
... aboutreproductive health matters based on literature review.The questionnaire was translated to Kiswahili as a lan-guage familiar to most Tanzanians. Data was gatheredby an anonymous questionnaire.The ... evaluation ofa school-based adolescent sexualheath intervention in rural Tanzania: MEMA kwa Vijana programme.Health Educ Res 2006, 22:500-512.18. Todd J, Changalucha J, Ross D, Mosha F, Obasi ... 8:21http://www.reproductive-health-journal.com/content/8/1/21Page 9 of 9 and behavior about reproductive health before and afterthe program. Settings and samplesSettingsDar es Salaam, the capital city of Tanzania, is dividedinto...
... flame ionisation, peak integrator of Trivector).3. Analysis and adaptation of the modelof Nicolaăet al. (1993)Nicolaă et al. (1993) have constructed a dynamic model for the surface growth of ... outgrowth of microbial pathogens and spoilage organisms.The antimicrobial potential of LAB together withtheir status as Generally Regarded As Save (GRAS)organisms has motivated a lot of researchers ... used areselected carefully in order to be compliant with twobasic aspect s of the modelof Ni colaă et al. Firstly, thebacterial strain has a homofermentative metabolismand, as such, lactic acid...
... Accreditation of Laboratory Animal CareInternational.Mouse adaptationThe general approach to adapt MARV to mice was basedon virus passage in scid (BALB/c background) mice toavoid usage of suckling ... characterization of guinea pig-adapted vari-ants of Ebola virus. Virology 2000, 277(1):147-155.34. Ebihara H, Takada A, Kobasa D, Jones S, Neumann G, Theriault S,Bray M, Feldmann H, Kawaoka Y: Molecular ... demonstratewhich of the acquired mutations were important for adap-tation to mice.This scid mouse modelof MARV infection has obvioususes as amodel for analysis of therapeutics and candidateantibodies....
... 93(2):221-5.33. Pearson TA, Mensah GA, Alexander RW, Anderson JL, Cannon RO,Criqui M: Markers of inflammation and cardiovascular dis-ease: application to clinical and public health practice: A statement ... training programme was not to directly targetweight loss for a reduction of cardiovascular risk, butinstead to improve physiological capacity, and biomark-ers of cardiovascular profile. In accordance ... Sanchez-Quesada JL, Covas MI,Ordonez-Llanos J, Marrugat J: Response of oxidative stressbiomarkers to a 16-week aerobic physical activity program, and to acute physical activity, in healthy young men andwomen....
... characterization of guinea pig-adapted vari-ants of Ebola virus. Virology 2000, 277(1):147-155.34. Ebihara H, Takada A, Kobasa D, Jones S, Neumann G, Theriault S,Bray M, Feldmann H, Kawaoka Y: Molecular ... CareInternational.Mouse adaptationThe general approach to adapt MARV to mice was basedon virus passage in scid (BALB/c background) mice toavoid usage of suckling mice to develop a lethal mouse-adapted ... interdig-itating cells were observed at day 4. Additionally, MARVantigen was observed in few scattered cortical cells of thezona fasciculata and zona reticularis at days 6 and 8.Use of the 'scid-adapted'...
... Sprinzet al, 1987; Magnussen, 1993). A well-known advantage of these models is thatthey can provide an efficient summary of the data via a small number of meaningfulparameters, ... examination of nearly 4 000 curves we observed that theygenerally have a regular sigmoidal shape,with an inflexion point at about 10 years andan asymptote between 20 and ... t=time):and the Chapman-Richards model (CR1)is:Number of parametersAs the curves are sometimes rather short,estimating all 4 parameters for each curvemay be wasteful (Day,...
... had a semi-cylindrical shape,and calculating the sap flux as the aver-age of the measurements made at a height of 6 m on a sample of ten trees at Car-rasqueira and ... Roumagnac P.,Arruda Pacheco C., David J.S., Ferreira M.I.,Pereira J.S., Tavares R., Transpiration of a 64-year-old Maritime Pine in Portugal: 1.Seasonal course of water ... resistance andcapacitance from field measurements of water potential, stem shrinkage and tran-spiration on radiata pine and sitka spruce,respectively.The aim of this paper...
... English paraphrases of the actual PRISM productions. All variables are italicized; these may match against any symbol, but all occurrences ofa variable -" ~'. ~,~atch to the same element. ... the order in which grammatical morphemes are mastered. Finally, AMBER learns gradually enough to provide a plausible explanation of the incremental nature of first language acquisition. Thus ... extra words, and transpositions), and each led to an associated alteration of the grammar. PST accounted for children's omission of content words and the gradual increase in utterance...
... Grenadines, and Surinam in 2003; to Barbadosand the Bahamas in 2004; and to Anguilla, Antigua & Bar-buda, Dominica, Grenada, and Turks & Caicos in 2005.Clinical Skills CourseData from ... information about course participants and trainers. Drawing from thisdatabase, a telephone survey followed up on program- trained VCT providers; an externalevaluation analyzed data on VCT trainers.Results: ... andthe ways in which challenges were addressed – may beapplicable in the implementation of any large-scale train-ing program, such as a national program where training isconducted regionally.One...
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